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Greenfield-Central H.S. Graduation Requirements and Scheduling Process Greenfield-Central H.S. Website: http://gchs.gcsc.k12.in.us Counselor Splits Student Last names A-E Mr. Horsman Student Last names F-L Mrs. Foster Student Last names


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Greenfield-Central H.S.

Graduation Requirements and Scheduling Process

Greenfield-Central H.S.

Website: http://gchs.gcsc.k12.in.us

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Counselor Splits

Student Last names A-E

  • Mr. Horsman

Student Last names F-L

  • Mrs. Foster

Student Last names M-Sq

  • Mrs. Knecht

Student Last names St-Z

  • Mrs. Kile
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Additional Graduation Requirements

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ISTEP+ Graduation Examination Requirements for the Class of 2018

§Algebra I End-of-course Assessment (ECA) §English 10 End-of-course Assessment (ECA) §All Indiana students are required to pass the Algebra I and English 10 ECAs in order to graduate. §Students will have multiple opportunities to take the assessments. §Waiver options are available, but students must take advantage of remediation opportunities – Math Lab, ELA Lab, and Developmental Reading, if recommended. Students who need a work-readiness waiver will have to earn an approved certification in order to qualify. §Students are required to take the Biology I ECA, but a passing score is not required to graduate.

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ISTEP+ Graduation Examination Requirements for the Classes of 2019 & 2020

  • Students in the class of 2019 will need to take ISTEP+

exams for their graduation requirement.

  • Students will take an ISTEP+ exam in their 10th grade

English class and their 10th grade math class. They must pass both of these exams prior to graduation.

  • Students will also take a science ISTEP+ exam when they

take Biology. Students in the class of 2019 who took the Biology ECA in 8th grade have completed their science test requirement.

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New Courses for 2017-18

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New Courses at G-CHS for 2017-18

§AP Art History

§ 2 semesters – all grade levels

§AP Computer Science Principles

§ 2 semesters – recommended grades 11 & 12 (must have completed Algebra I)

§Web Design

§ 1 semester – recommended grades 11 & 12 § Required prerequisite: Digital Applications and Communications

§Principles of Business Management (offered first time 2018-19)

§ 2 semesters – recommended grades 11 & 12 § Recommended prerequisite: Introduction to Business

§Principles of Marketing (take in 2017-18 if interested in Business Management)

§ 2 semesters – recommended grades 11 & 12

§Honors Geometry

§ Recommended for students currently in 8th grade Algebra I earning an A or B or current G-CHS students in Algebra I with a teacher recommendation

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Courses with New Names for 2017-18

Course Title Changes for 2017-18 You will see the old course title when you schedule electronically, but the new course title when we start school in the fall. Old Name New Name for 2017-18 Student Publications Student Media ACP US History U.S. History, Dual Credit Chamber Choir Concert Choir Advanced Culinary Arts (Walker) Culinary Arts & Hospitality II: Culinary Arts

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Scheduling Process and Timeline

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Scheduling Activities

Class presentations: January 25, 26, 27 Scheduling portal open in PowerSchool: January 30 - Feb. 5 Individual meeting with counselors: February 6-March 3

Please complete your scheduling requests while the student/parent portal is open in PowerSchool. Counselors will be working with each student individually to make sure you have selected the appropriate courses. The 2017-18 scheduling guide is on-line and will be available this

  • week. Find it on the G-CHS website!
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Electronic Registration

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Tips for Scheduling On-line

  • (F) means “first” or “fall” semester.
  • (S) means “second” or “spring” semester.
  • You must pick both the (F) & (S) section of a year-long course,

including EBs.

  • Remember, some classes are just one semester and need to be

paired with another one semester class in order for you to have a full schedule.

  • Don’t forget to add classes you need to re-take due to a failing

grade.

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Tips for Scheduling On-line

  • Seniors: counselors will not accept half-day schedules

unless you have a demonstrated hardship that requires you to work.

  • All students will be asked to sign a scheduling agreement

prior to selecting classes.

  • The electronic scheduling feature is only for the 2017-18

school year; not summer school. Counselors will discuss summer school with you during your individual scheduling sessions.

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Students will select courses from this page in the student or parent portal.

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Summer School Options

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Summer School

§Dates: June 5 – June 30 (as of today) §Courses being offered (must have at least 15 in each class for it to be offered) §Government §Pre-Calculus (F) §Algebra I (F) & (S) §Geometry (F) & (S) §Health §Physical Education §Cougar Academy/IOA Courses §Many courses are available online through Cougar Academy or Indiana Online Academy (IOA)

Courses are $30 and you must pay at the time of registration. Don’t forget that you can re-take a course for a better grade if you received a D+ or lower.

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Summer School – Laptop Availability

Classroom Classes

Students taking summer school classes, other than PE, in the classroom will receive their laptops back on the first day of summer school and will be allowed to keep them as long as they are attending class. They will be expected to return them on either their last day of summer school or at any time they reach their withdrawal date for non-attendance.

Cougar Academy Online Classes

Students taking online summer school classes will receive their laptops back on the first day of summer school and will be allowed to keep them as long as they are actively working on their class(es). They will be expected to return them on they day they take their last final.

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Questions?